Director Christian Spatzek presents "The Miser", Molière's legendary comedy that has delighted audiences for centuries.
Molière's legendary comedy in five acts has been captivating audiences for centuries. At its center is the bizarrely greedy Harpagon, whose exaggerated love for money leads to turbulent entanglements. With brilliant ease, the play reveals the absurdly comical sides of greed and selfishness – while simultaneously showing how valuable family unity and genuine human closeness are. A timeless theater experience full of wit, charm, and pointed social critique, which celebrated its triumphant premiere in 1668 at the Théâtre du Palais-Royal in Paris.
Venue:
Open-air stage:
Main Street 104 (Church Square)
7111 Parndorf